Clydebank Library is a Category B listed building. It first opened in 1913 and is the principal library and historical archive.
The aim of this project was to create communal spaces with more flexibility in a welcoming environment. To achieve this Redpath was appointed as Principal Contractor for the refurbishment of three floors which comprised downtakings, M&E alterations, fire alarm system upgrade, new fixed furnishings, new entrance area, new flooring and floor coverings throughout, decoration, and DDA toilet.
This project was delivered in a live environment with the works on the ground floor being split to accommodate public access. This enabled vital community services to continue in a ‘service as usual’ environment.
Regular progress meetings were held to foster a close and trusted relationship, meaning we could enhance and tailor the service we offered our client, resulting in an increase in our scope.
The local community are benefitting from:
- Books for children and adults in the main library
- Childrens bookbug and storytime sessions in a large welcoming environment with movable shelving units
- Quest Computer Training Courses
- Macmillan cancer support sessions
- Baby Yoga and Baby Massage sessions
- Local history materials and archives
- Exhibitions of local history, arts & museum items
- Internet access to support local employability needs
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Client
West Dunbartonshire Council
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Location
Clydebank
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Value
£1.2 million
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